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Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
In u Western Railway Depot.

@$ihbc- kNoD.J A'enso soN'hSts
"Wheneyer / feel blue and dis
heartencd," said a struggling attorney
yesterday Il always go to the depot
and watch the gentlemanly and suave
man in blue who has charge there. l
like 10 look at him and gloat over his
misery when some lady with about
twenty Doxes and parcels tackles him
and asks him when the train leaves for
Omaha and whether it will stop at
Omaha when it gets there, and il II
won't run of the track and kill every
soul on board; and say, Is the conduc
tor thoroughly reliable man, and will
the brakeman insult poor lone
woman; and now, are you sure this
train will leave on time, and it II
doesn't leave ON time when will II
leave; and are you sure that the en-.
gineer is sober man, and morally re,
sponsible; isn't this the road on which
that horrible accident occurred som'
time ago.
Thus the old lady nails him, and
when she has gone away and he has
mopped the sweat from his brow and
controlled his quivering lips, mar
seven feet Ligh nails him and grab
him by the throat and shoves him int
la corner and says something like this
'Ssy, when does this train leave fo
Nebraska City? No monkey business
now; if you think you can work oi
any isiry tale on me you're left. I'm
u bad man from away back, am
tDon't you try to work off no gags OIL
line. SO it leaves at $50. does it, VIII,
Ican't you say ten minutes to four
How many bridges are burned out o.
your old one-horse road, chr If ge
ldone up on this trip ] have brother
lcome here and wrap your necl
around your waist.
Il And don't you forget it, Then
sweet, timid little fellow, with o can
as big as himself, comes up and say:
'Aw, beg your pawdon, we know
but when does the twain for Ceda,
Wapids pull out, avn Will thi
Iblawsted ticket take me through with
out change of caws, aw Chawlie? ]
Twill, eh? Thanks, awfully. Will y
| have cigawette? What's O'Clock
Then l go back to my Office" said th
t struggling attorney, land 1 feel happ
t land ut peace with all the world"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

know me ct all, at ALP .
"Ocd! how do we know eyerythin'P'
says the fsiryman.
"Twouid be hard to tell that
"You're conin' about the banshee, |
belieYe!" says the iairyman, wild know
In grin.
"musha. then, am, In trothr' says
Dan
May be ye want to give her back hel
combp says the fairyman.
do, indade, though that same wor't t
be an ai'y Inasther. seein, that we ar'n't
| the best OF friends for short time back ,
| well, Pm an honest man, Il wise man
/ an knowleddble man. says the fair,
| docthor: $50 / won't iade you asthray.
Tonight the moon Is at her full III,
thee home, Dan O'Connor, an meet tht
bans bee in your garden at the midnigh
hour. Don't present the comb To her wid
l Yer naked hand, for fear she might snatc
the arm from your body. Place it be
tween the avs of a tongis an offer il X
her Now go: an when ye lave this cabin
Hook not to the right or 10 the lett -
Dan iulflled the fairymaD's ordhers
an al the midnight hour he met her oI
the mound. lie gripped the tongis verl
sughtiy, as he extended 1t toward her.
The beautiful comb gli-tened in the
moon's rays, an, wid loud shrek, sh
Igri,spcd at Il.
The fairy docthor was right, for sh'
drought leg OF the tongis as well as he
comb, an the shock which it gave to Dal
threw him into rapid decline; so that
before twelve months went by, he wa
laid In h is grave. But no banshee mourn
ed his death.
His sighted colleen thraveled down T.
Munster, where she was engaged as dairy
morpin'. in May she went to the pastur
TO milk as usual when what did she Sc
ionly crocB.. o goold near one o'the, ,ditcht
Il Wild ut takin' her eyes oil it, she thral
u coin into 1t 20 presa the charm. .
few months afther she was married I
some iuke or earl. An there's my stor
OF the banshee.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
lmporsa sant Things IN Thrses
By AMBROSE s. OTT1S

Three things to admire-Dignity
gracefulness and intellectual power.
Three things to covet-Cordiality
good humor and mirthfulness.
THREE things TO consend for-Coun
TRY, friends and honor.
Three things to cultlvate-Goot
looks, good friends and good humor.
Three things to delight ina cheer
full spirit, beauty and frankness.
Three things to hate--Arrogance,
cruelty and ingratitude.
Three things to guard against--Youl
company, temper and thought.
Three things to pray for-Faith,
peace and purity Of heart.
Three things to think about-Life,
death and eternity.
Ciaymont, Nov. 10, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
VITIATED BLOOD
Sorotuleus, Inherited and conta.
gious Hunors Cured
by Cuticura.

Through the Ipelitum OF one OF YOUR bsok
recetv vd taroash Mr. FrsnKT. Wray, Drug
s.st, Arolio. Pa ! bcsane acquaiIt.d with
your CuTtCurA RENkDfEs, anu rake this op-
porturtty 90 testify to you THAT their nsa has
permanently cared me OF one Of the worst
eases of blood poi lonlpY. In connection with
erysipettA. that haze cvcr seen. and thi.
ftar haying o@ou pronDunCcd ineurAhl. by
some os N, test physlrians IN our country.
take great pleasure in forwarding 10 you
this testimonial, unsolicited a. II Is bv ev IN
order u,st others suffering from similar ~ ala
DIES mry be- encouraged To give your CUTl
CUl.A Il. AEDlI;S "A trial.
p. Wlii1It'GER eerhburg. Pa.
Refe' enre; FRANK 4. WRAl, Druggist
Appotio, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
sCRopIJI.ous ULCERS.

James r. Rich,rdson, Custom House. New
Orleans, on oaih says: ''Iu is7O Ssrofuiois
Uiee's broke out on ny BODY until I was 4
mass Of corrup ion. Everything known it
Ihs medical faculty was ried In yaIn. he
came mere Heck. At times coali not lit
my hands To my neti, could not turn In bed
was In copr6 ut pain, and looked upon life n.
aeitse. No rellefor nre in ten wears. Id
lss heard Of the CJIlCURA REMEDIES
usb ,nrW, snu was peftcuy cured. v -
sworn TO before u. ). CON. j. ID. CRAW
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
PIERCE COLLEGE, OF BUSIN ESH
Record Building. 9l7 ,919 Chestnut
Street, Philsd alphia. Pa

Thomas may Pierce, n. A.,
Principal and Founder. Morning, Aftef,
noon and Night Scesions.
Ladies and gentlemen are Instructed n
echnical knowledge Qualifying thom foa
tho trsRsaotion Of business and the proper
management Of business affairs.
Bustnes0 men, merchants and flrmerf
who have had doubts as to whether practi.
sal businoss education could bo Obtained
outside Of tho counting room have been sur
prised At the thoroughly practical manner
10 which their sons and daughters havs
been qualified for business engagements at
Pierce College. and arc now among III
Warmeet friends.
Ten Hundred and Fifty (ls5o) students
last year.
Oali or writo for C4rsulSr and Commence
nent proceedings, containing addresses Of
Governors beavcr aud Biags, and Rev. Sam.
W. small and hev. Sam. p. Jones.
REV. JOHN THOMPSON, Dean.
Oriioes. Rooms and Q, second Floor.
3eod&w.8m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
FALL SUITS.

as nicely and perfectly as post ,ble can be
Tailor No. SIG French street. Patrons of
Nr. Harding, who nse among our promi.
nent and influential ci'ixens, have ex.
pressed themselves as exceedingly com.
Portable and greatly pleased with the nea,
fit OF their garments, which are always
made IN the latest ttyle. Freuch. Eng
iish and cashmere suitipgs and cloths o |!
all kinds, of the latest styles, are always
on hand. AS cool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle.
men should cali and see the styles NJ oncs.
s2a Syn
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

NOTICE. = WANTED, 1, 900 CORDS
IN of wood, unspllt and eight inches ss'
red oak, poplar or sycamore. Farmers near
Wilmington, please take notice.
WILhINGTOs BASK Ef AND CRATE co.
Oct22-s and W In. South Market street.
N U u ! q E--A MEETING OK THE
IN J0urIeymen Oarpent1 will be held In
on Taursdsy evening, At 1880 O'Clock.
mis- ats ny ORDEh.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
ONE Ow THE WORST DAsFS.

We have been srlitng yonr CUTltHJRA A
RFMtDIEo Tor years. and have the nr.i
cotn plAint vet To receive IRON a purolfAser
One OF the worst eases Of scrofula ever sa~
was cared b1 the n-e Ave BOTTLES of CUTi-
CUBA HEsOLNENT, CUriCURA, and
SOAR. The soap taket the ''cakc" heie A. =
saediciual SOAP.
TAYLOR R&TAYLOR, Druggists,
rrsnkfVrt. Kan.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

F0R c IRLS AND BOYS.
We bought last week of a manu- ufactur-
er retiring from busiuessa large lot of
Misses. Boys and children's
DRESS & SCHOOL sH0ES
Made this season Of the best material
On good fitting lasts and are finished In
the best Style.
We bought them right aud have mark.
ed them considerably below the usual
prices asked. We advise you TO come
early, as the low prices are making them
go. The prices run thus.
|3S pair Misses Kid Button with heel,
high cut; sizes IL to IS, our price
now Si.65; regular price, s.,
% pair iisses Kid Button with heel:
sizes IL to 9, our price now 81 81
Pjice else where $1.7S.
20 pair Misses Pebble spring heeI;
sizes IL to l, our price now S1.25
real value, $50
L 80 pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
high cut, sizes IL to 13x +; our price
now 81 so; regular retail price So.
65 pair Misses Pebb button with heel,
two widths c and D, worked button
holes; sizes IL to ": our pr.ce now
$1.50; well worth So
so pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
worked button holes, sizes II TO /; Our
price now 81 40; cheap enough at &1.75
IS pair N 'sses Pebble button with heel,
sizes II to ~; our price now Sl.35
usually sell for 81 85.
20 pair Misses Pebble button with heel;
sizes II to l; our price now $b.25
general rrice $50.
80 pair Misses Pebble button With heel.
sizes IL to 2: our price now 90
regular price S,.2s.
40 pair Boys hook lace shoes,
sizes TO 5; our price now i.25.
cheap at 81 So.
IS pair Boys hook lace;
sizes to 5; our price now 81, Is
real value s. 80.
90 pair Boys button CATERS;
sizes and 4; our price now I'll %
! regular price 81 SO
80 pair Childs' pebble spring heel
sizes to 6; our price now 56e.
would cost elsewhere 7oc.,
15 pair little Boys hook lace school noes
sizes | to - our price pOw &c.
| usually sells for 81 20
80 pair Childs' Pebble button, with heel;
sizes 4, s, q; eur price now SO cts.
cheap at 20 cts.
20 pair Childs' Pebble button;
sizes s, o, 10; our price nov 75c.
| worth $1.O0.
Baby's Pebble button;
sizes to s; our price 25c.
regular price 40c.
l All the above mentioned goods are here
but the low prices are making them go of
iquickiy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

"A And W~ttrc~s instantly relieved
n bs the cUrscUHA A MI PAIN rLA--
EANNN TER, Perfect Antidotc TO Pain,
inflammation aud Weakness. 4
Nc9 new, Instantaneous and hrsiiibie
aih -kiiiipg pltetor. 2j coats.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Tree Planting Time.

Fruit, shade and ornamental trees, best
quality and all of the desirable varieties,
Trees planted In the city and guaranteed.
Now ls the time TO send in orders. WILLIAM
y. PETERS office No. Nv. eth ST., or z. o.
drawer. No. ~, city s20-eod2m,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

w n,p baby was sick. we gave her Castoris,
Il Lcn she was q Child, che cried for Cas,oris
When she bad kndxen, ahsgAys them Gas
toris.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
sCROFuLOUs, INH ykIrEp.

I'D Contagi ious llumors, with Lnss of Hair
and ru rtions OF the skin are posi- .ively cured
ny CUfICURA and cGriCuRA soar ex-
tsrnally, and CUTICURA RHsOLYENT in
sold eserywhere. Price, CUTiCuRA. Foc.
SOAP. $50. II. .SuLYE>T, g.. Prepared by
the + TIER DkCn AND CHEMICAL Co,
Boston Mass.
s-~ send for ''iIow 30 Cure Skin Diseases, =,
81 pages, 10 olilustrstlons. and 10 testmonisly.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Il. p. POTTER.

Tuner OF Piano and Organ, with ;. Il.
Bsynard, Fifth and Market Telephone sSl
Residence s28 W est Seventh s.yao5. sS-st
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
THREE MONTHg' TIMF

|siriny ioN-ALL PERSONS DE.
eg their pure n drugs and chemicals or
Elly nrn,sscriptions or private receipts
go 10 othvIanded ~ with pure materials
~ Ma-ro, II. X. HRINGHUasT,
ae' street. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
UrEiiiN ~ PAINS.

DTMPLES, olack-heada, chapped and
i i Molly skin nseyentsd by CUTICURA
INDICATED n SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

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WAuted-

PERSONS WANTING
TED 1.r hoti4s restauranta OF
Bsbb' ht'p ne w accom- rrJsisted BY cali.
MilmlnsVo" Jsn2o-E
ksst
Bent County register., 1887-04-02
TOWN Of lamar

Splendid track Immediately adjoining original town
site commencing less than blocks AIaiu extending
half mile
Bent County register., 1887-04-02
Admirable For RESIDECES

Tie o~n rapidly
taae
Bent County register., 1887-04-02
THE DEMAND
FORlOTS THE
w eSts1DE ADDITION

ne me location are ,ns,an,i recognized
ny everyone Large sales nsdew without effort
Bent County register., 1887-04-02

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13
PLUCK OF A GRIZZLY.
EaW Tive of Them Were Uruugbt Down
Experienced Numter..

Eaw I've of Them Wer. Uromgbt Down ny
Experienced Hnnter..
We stalked two small grizzlies IN the
"opcn" one evening They were busy
turning over stones, In otder @ get the
grabs and worms underneath. aud
when we managed 10 get. unseen.
within forty yards, at first lire each re-
eeired bullet broadsidc behind the
shoulder; but. seemingly none the
worse. they both turnod down hill, a.
bears will when wounded. nine times
out OF ten. and made for The rayinc.
whence they had evidently come.
This gave mo nice open shot as
they passed. and No. 1 rolled over
dead; not so No 2 Before he rot
hundred yards away hi him three
times Ny rifle was u 5O.caliber Bni-
lard repeater. tho one | have uscd fol
Years leo grains Of powder and u
soil ball A the fourth shot he fell
all Of heap seemingly dead. 10 save
iroahle We laid bold of the first one.
which lay about seventy yards above
the second. and dragged him down tho
steep incline 10 whore this second Law
for convenience in SHINING We got
within few feet of the bear. when up
he jumped, and. ole hind leg and one
fore, won't for Frank The attack was
tremendously unexpected aud sudden.
Al a glance you could see that the
poor, plucky brute WAS past
hurting any one, for one arm
WAS smashed and his lower
jaw was shot almost completely
away. Yet | tell the simple uush
when | say that for few strides h.
actually caught mp To Franz. who
made most admirable time; then he
suddenly fc1 dead We examined
that bear carefully; he was small
one. not weighing more than two
hundred pounds, and was shot all to
pieces Each of the five bullets had
fired had struck him; ono hip and ono
forearm were broken. the lower law
shot awae; there was one shot in The
neck. and ono, through and through.
behind the shoulder, 1t is never safe
10 fool with = grizzly; he may rum
away as fast a. su elk. or he may not.
He may drop o the first wcll-planted
bullet, or he may stand up ill blown
almost to pieces - ScrtbHsr's Maya .ite
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

lit seems as if them as aren't want
ed here are the only folks as aren'!
wanted i the other world"
The issues of the American Bible
Society during seventy-one years
amounts to 4S,324,9 copies.
"A good man is united unto God, a'
a flame touches flame, and combines
into splendor and to glory.-Jersny
TAYLOR.
fey l.. Lloyd, of the Church OF
England, who has cen laborlng III
Fuh Chow since 1876. states that the
1000 converts whom he found Oh
going to Fuh Chow have been increas'
I'd to the grand total of 5000, and Oh
these he himself has been privileged 10
baptize one thousand. -PHbHc OpIn'oM
Head and Hand is the name OF the
little paper, whose first number has just
appeared from the press of the LeMoyna
Institute at Memphis. Principal A. .,
Steele is the editor, but the mechanical
work is all done by members OF tne
manual training department. inns
ssue shows both good head work anu
good hand work on the part OF Una
pupils
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13

! the vtolcts In his butten-hole. II was
A very singular state Of things
20 mammal cried GYPSY, after
ward. ..to think that he should have
( been the one for me to see out OF the
window, And he never did have a Val
entine. and he caught me tying 1t on
his door when he came in from his les
an. and was so scared, till he began
-otalk so fast about it all! And the
yiolets made him cry, mamma, really
and truly, so | said please not to, and
.Iidn't mean to make him feel bad, but
T WASH that o mamma. it was his
little girl that looked just like me, and
every one of them dead, mamma, and
no, anybody left to belong to him, and
he said he couldn thelp w atching me all
the time. And she used to have violets
for him every morning, and he used to
rlay for her. And he played it for me,
the thing she liked, all about the noun
tains, and the COWS coming home, and
he horns blowing, and flowers and
every thing lovely He told me what
il all meant. And her name was Rose.
And he put her little cross on me, to
wear always, because she always did,
and he will teach me to play myself on
her little violin, if l can learn-and on,
mamma, he isn't or,ss a bit; it's just
because he gets so !, n ly, and he wants
ne to come up Oft n! And, oh, am
so glad l sent the Va entiHen'
$50 am l." whispered mlmma, look
ing at the little cross with misty eyes.
And Prof Lascelles, holding the fad
ng violets with tender fingers, in his
lonely room, murmurel to himself:
''And so comfort comes, even now! The
rood God has not forgotten me. | will
be of good cheern - Chicago Id
J.Tyrp
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13

-~ ne TWO pllcSl trees III tne WOflU
are supposed to be the one in Calavera,
County. Cal, that is believed to be
2,565 years old, and the cypress o.
Somma. in Lombardy, Italy, that is
i.9ll years old, or planted forty-two
| years before Christ.
Thirty thousand medals of one
kind have been made for the b llgarian
army, sixty thousand of another kind.
and Vienna factory is engaged in
making an unlimited number of
medals of yet another kind. And all
Tor Bulgarian soldiers Measured by
medals. Bulgaria would rate Us one of
he greatest of all the European States,
"A large pad lle-whcel steamer has
been constructed in England for car
lImg passengers across tho English
,hannel VIII eh can make the trip from
Dover to Calais in less than an hour.
She is more than three hundred feet
iong, and her $40 and speed will do
much To lessen the dread which trav-
'lcrS have entertained of the sea Jour
lcy between England and France.
In Gill, where women are horse
,ar conductors, the men who make a
business of flirting with the conductors
are called mo quitoeS," because thew
swarm so thiekly around the cars and
are so great nuisance. As the women
are young aud pretty in their neat uni
'orms of blue flannel and MANY
Hocke'e ed VIII. Q p,nafore trimmed with
mills, II is not surprising chat they a.
hNct passenger
A lecturer before the British Medi-
eal society showed ut tho meeting that
he mortality among the middle class
n Duhlin Was mere than double that
IF the professional and independent
class, In the latter class the death rate
luring the last year was Is 4 per |. 600
persons; in the middle class, 2Z3;
smong the artisans and petty shop
Keepers. - 3, and in the general
service class and the inmates of work
houses it was SO 7.
A Plague of ants is repor ted from
Nancy. in France. The insects were
IF immense size some having wings.
They fell in such large numbers that
he inhabitants thought they were
having u repetition of one of the
Egyptian plaques. The thick. black
dakes kept falling for an hour and
very part of the city was covered.
It is supposed that the visitation was
he forerunuer of violent storm
which swept over the city the next
lay.
An immense drainage work un-
ieriaken by the Il lssian Government
,ontemplate' tha recovery of the vast
egion known a the Pinsk marshes,
n the southwest of K issia. near the
borders of Gallitia. and which hither-
% has prevented communication. not
)nly between thu Russian districts on
'ither side, but also between Russia
md Austro-Gerlnanv. Up to the pres
mt time about 4 900 600 acres have
been reclaimed by means OF the con-
;truction Of several thousand miles Of
iitches and canals. " Y Saa-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13

California girls are supposed u
marry otf-hand, but they don't. They
employ private detective for month
10 look up the young mans anteeedents
and If the report is favorable they are
ready to say yes. Swearing. smoking
and poker-playing are not considered
objections TO IA candidates chances.
Detroit Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13

There - not usually much romance
in u coiored wedding. but ono which
has just taken place in Clarke County,
Ca. will attract attention. John Pur-
wear has two marriagcable daughters,
The father was anxious to give them a
dover. but had nothing TO give. AT
last the happy thought struck him of
legally binding his four young chill
liren, two 10 each bride. so that the
girls might have the labor OF the chill
dren until they became of age. The
dca was carried out, and the children
have started on their long apprentice
ship. -AtloHfd Constitution
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13

The Turkish Government officials
have now put the seal of the Sultan on
thirtv-two editions Of thu Arabic Scrip
lures and parts of Scriptures, thus Civ
Ing the sanction of the Imperial Caliph
Of Islam for the free circulation of the
word OF God
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13

Calculations made from tables pre-
pared during last winter show that
ninety-nine men ont of every hundred
reach out wildly towards the invisible
boundaries Of atmospheric space, and
behave generally like being bereft of
reason when they feel the pavement
dipping from under them; whereas the
same number of women out of pos
>ible hundred, when placed in like
trying position. come down gracefully.
ike a p low thrown from an attic. and
smile sweetly till they have arisen and
disappeared around the corner. - Chi
cdQo Tribune
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13

An exchaage says that young
lady never likes to give herseli
away" That d ponds on whether OF
not the right fellow asks her.-M j
Ledger
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Apricots' y.
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Pears, ma
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Pitted pl,u
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/ Oil cake 7
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/ Apples, Q
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4 Lemons,
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4 HIDES
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4 VEGET4
4 Cabbage,
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